Tiny Titan Studios
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About Tiny Titan Studios
Tiny Titan Studios is a Canadian game developer and mobile game portfolio brand established in September 2014 by Jeff Evans in London, Ontario. Its work combines retro-inspired pixel art with accessible arcade, role-playing and simulation mechanics, with releases spanning iOS, Android and PC.
The business began as a solo venture, releasing small arcade games before expanding into a multidisciplinary development team. Its portfolio developed around short-session mobile play, including action RPGs, endless runners, clickers and railway management games. The visual style draws on 8-bit and 16-bit games, while its mobile business includes free-to-play monetization and ongoing live operations.
Games and development
Dash Quest, released in October 2015, became an early breakthrough. The studio followed it with Tap Smiths and Tiny Rails in 2016. Tiny Rails combined pixel-art presentation with idle railway management and subsequently reached PC through Steam in August 2017, extending the studio's work beyond mobile platforms.
Later releases included Dash Quest Heroes, Kung Fu Z, Arena Stars and Dash Quest 2. Across this catalog, the studio worked in game design, pixel art animation, mobile development, publishing and cross-platform adaptation.
Acquisition and continuing portfolio
In December 2021, Trophy Games Development A/S acquired all shares in Tiny Titan Studios Inc., together with its mobile catalog and publishing intellectual property. The transaction separated the acquired business from its original development team: Evans retained the team and the in-development PC project Ember Knights, continuing independently as Doom Turtle. That project was subsequently completed and credited to the separate studio.
Tiny Titan's mobile portfolio continues under Trophy Games, with Canadian corporate and trader operations handled through Trophy Games Canada Inc. The Canadian subsidiary operates without local employees; ongoing maintenance, updates and monetization are supported by Trophy Games' central team. The acquired titles have been integrated into the group's Transport and Casual series.
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Founder background
Before establishing the studio, Jeff Evans worked at DICE Canada and co-founded Antic Entertainment. The research identifies him as Tiny Titan's historical founder, rather than establishing a current executive role in the acquired business.
Public support and recognition
- Ontario Creates' Interactive Digital Media Fund supported the development of Tap Smiths and Tiny Rails.
- Dash Quest was featured in the Apple App Store's “Best New Games” showcase following its October 2015 release. This recognition applied to the game.
Transaction milestone
The 2021 share sale was valued at US$750,000 and formally closed on December 31, 2021.
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Where Tiny Titan Studios is based
- London, Ontario, Canada
London offices
About this office
**Office** Status: active Address: 56 Prince of Wales Gate, London, ON N6H 5M4, Canada Current Canadian corporate registered address for Trophy Games Canada Inc., which operates the Tiny Titan portfolio. This is a legal seat rather than a staffed development studio. --- **Office** Status: inactive / historical Address: 242 Dundas Street, Suite 3, London, ON N6A 1H3 Former operating studio, preceding the April 2021 relocation to 256 Dundas Street. --- **Office** Status: inactive / historical Address: 256 Dundas Street, London, ON N6A 1H3, Canada Opened: 2021 Former Tiny Titan operating studio on the upper floors, occupied from April 2021. The premises remained with Jeff Evans and the independent Doom Turtle team after the sale.
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